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It’s already that time.. Back 2 School
As the 2026/27 academic year starts we want to congratulate all our SATs and GCSE pupils for all their hard work!
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As the 2026/27 academic year starts we want to congratulate all our SATs and GCSE pupils for all their hard work!
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Tutor Trust would like to wish all pupils taking part in end of year exams the best of luck and we hope that all your hard work pays off.
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The Tutor Trust expanded into Tees Valley in January 2025. The expansion involved working with local primary schools to deliver reading and maths tuition. Since then, the charity has worked with over 530 children across primary schools in Hartlepool!
We celebrated another milestone year with partners at the Summer Reception in the stunning Christie's Bistro at the University of Manchester.
It’s that time of year again when we embrace the vibrant spirit of Pride Month.
To mark this week's National Numeracy Day, Quality Manager and passionate maths expert, Lucy Farnan-Stone, has been setting the staff team puzzles to tickle our brain cells!
It's the week of SATs exams, and we're wishing all our hard-working Year 6 tutees success!
We are about to develop our digital communications – and your insights are key to turning this into a reality!
Today we launch our new, fully-resourced tuition scheme of work – ‘Literature Lit Up’ – for Key Stage 3 pupils, which is designed to spark a passion for English.
We gather feedback from all our stakeholders, and we especially like hearing from our tutees about the impact of their tutors
We're looking forward to going back to the classroom in our partner schools, and are looking forward to forging new partnerships this year.
As we come to the end of a busy Autumn term, we’re looking back on 12 months of continued impact in which we have extended our reach into even more schools across the North of England.